500 University Blvd. West
Silver Spring, Maryland
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Kamran
July 4, 2025
Dan was very smart and funny. He liked to say outrageous things and watch for your reaction. When he first came to the company in West Virginia, was very shy. But I think he came out of his shell and had many friends there until he retired.
Use ago he took two cats from me when I was trying to rehome a whole bunch and he was so kind to them but he'd never had cats before I don't think in their antics amazed him. I know he was very proud of his kids too. I lost touch with him.
He was truly one of a kind and is not easy to forget.
I'm so sorry for your loss and I hope the time can heal some of the sorrow.
John N Bell
March 23, 2025
I am sorry to learn of Mr. Zoll's passing. I did not have the pleasure of knowing him. However, I did have the good forture to know Yoko Hagihara (Zoll), who mas my Japanese language sensei at the U.S. Department of Agriculture some years ago. She was one of the best language teachers I knew. She famously called me the "Amazon no ikinokori" (), or "amazon survivor," because I had taken a rough and tumble tour of the Peruvian Amazon. I miss those fun and interesting language classes. Zoll sensei, I hope that you are well and that you will be able to grieve this loss but come out of it embracing he beauty of life. Sincerely, John Bell, Arlington, Virginia, [email protected]
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